The peel and stick kind.

If you are using an escalation clause I commonly see them with wording similar to "Over and above the next bona fide offer".If you are just going back and forth generally there is only the laws regarding fair dealing.

I've got my eye on a few duplexes there and I'd like to get in there to see them.I plan to house hack one.Ideally, I'd like to find an agent that can help me determine what kind of rent I can expect them to pull in.TIA!

Thanks for the Info, for me unfortationally  all my properties are located in the largest county Jefferson County and they love to put out of state big investor companies so they can put the extra money in their account and if you get behind on the propert taxes 1 year they require that you pay the overbid interest amount AND THE NEXT PROPERTY TAX BILL TO REDEEM,That's a big hard ship on the common resident to come up with 2 years of property taxes and Over Bid plus 12% interest dailyBlessings to All

You know, because I'm not a charity and my mortgage company kind of wants their money too.

The kind of thing that doesn't make or break your project financials - ie perhaps the jurisdiction doesn't have a great chance of 'making' you do it, so you can take it on more from a 'bring upside value' to your rents, etc.... and you get some 'soft' experience working through jacking something, pouring 1x new footer for a corner post, etc.  

What kind of rentals are you looking to get started with?

My real estate agent doesn't seem to know who pays the utilities so I assumed I paid everything but gas and electric because that's common in ABQ. 

I'm not really sure what I should be asking and what kind of questions I can count on him to give me an accurate number on.

This is the kind of thing that has kept me away from auctions.